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Senator Reed Raises Questions on Facebook IPO May 25 (Bloomberg) -- Federal securities regulators and the U.S. Senate’s banking committee have said they will or may review the Facebook offering. Bloomberg's Peter Cook reports on Bloomberg Television's "Money Moves." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Dimon To Testify Before Congress JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon will testify on June 7 about the firm's credit derivative losses
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Sen. Marco Rubio on Bin Laden Film Cooperation May 25 (Bloomberg) -- In an interview with Al Hunt on Bloomberg Television's "Political Capital," Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) criticizes the Obama administration for cooperating with a Hollywood moviemaker on a film on the capture of Osama Bin Laden. "Political Capital" airs Friday evenings at 9pm ET. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Obama's Challenge: White Middle Class Voters May 25 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Al Hunt talks about the challenges facing Barack Obama's re-election campaign, Senator Kerry's criticism of Mitt Romney's world view and the possibility of Senator Marc Rubio becoming Romney's running mate. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Obama Questions Romney's Private Equity Past May 25 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama accused Mitt Romney of trying to return to policies that crippled the U.S. economy as he renewed an appeal from his 2008 campaign for the nation to "come together around a common purpose." Peter Cook reports on Bloomberg Television's "In The Loop." (Source: Bloomberg)
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RNC Chairman: Obama Is a 'Divisive, Nasty' President May 24 (Bloomberg)-- On today’s “Reganomix” Bloomberg‘s Trish Regan talks with Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus about President Barack Obama’s campaign and the outlook for the election. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Obama Heads to Iowa to Push Clean Energy Jobs President Barack Obama will visit Newton to highlight his call for Congress to pass polices that invest in clean energy
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Christie: Rosen 'The Dr. Kevorkian of the Numbers' Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) attacked the record of non-partisan budget analyst David Rosen. Rosen says the governor’s budget overestimates revenue collections through June 2013.
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Shlaes: Spending Is Not the Answer May 24 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg View Columnist Amity Shlaes makes the case for austerity. She speaks on Bloomberg Television’s "InBusiness." (Source: Bloomberg)
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How Insurers May Be Impacted by the Health Care Law Bloomberg analysis shows $160 billion in revenue is at stake for the top ten publicly-traded health insurers
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Florida Swings to Romney, Brazil Subway Strike May 24 (Bloomberg) -- On today's "Big Picture," Sara Eisen reports on the morning's headlines. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Inside Track." (Source: Bloomberg)
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21-Year Old Ron Paul Backer Creates $1.3M Super-Pac May 24 (Bloomberg) -- John Ramsey, a Texas-based Ron Paul supporter, has spent $1.3 million of his own money to create a super-political action committee, Liberty for All Super PAC, which backs candidates who endorse what Ramsey calls "freedom philosophy." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Obama’s Position in Polls Resembles Bush in 2004 5/23: Bloomberg's Al Hunt discusses the U.S. presidential election and President Obama's standing in the Arkansas and Kentucky primaries
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Romney: 'Obama Attacks Success' Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney is touting the private equity industry as a job creation success story
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'Sports Illustrated' Cover Is Romney's Best Friend May 23 (Bloomberg) -- Al talks about religion and politics in the 2012 election -- specifically the Mormon influence and Chicago high school basketball player Jabari Parker. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Romney Courts Latino Voters to Ease 68% Deficit 5/23: Bloomberg's Peter Cook reports that President Barack Obama holds a 68 percent lead over GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney in support from Latino voters, as Romney attempts to defend his career at Bain Capital
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Secretary of the Navy: 'Terrorism Has Gone Local' May 23 (Bloomberg) -- Ray Mabus, US Secretary of the Navy, on his role in US defense policies as the Obama adminstration shifts its focus to the Asia-Pacific region and relations with Iraq and Afghanistan. TONIGHT on Charlie Rose @ 7p & 10p ET. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Al Hunt: Romney Team Equal of Obama Team May 23 (Bloomberg) -- Time senior political analyst Mark Halperin and Bloomberg's Al Hunt discuss the upcoming presidential election and political issues of the day. TONIGHT on Charlie Rose @ 7p & 10p ET. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Regulators Target JPMorgan's Trading Mess SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro says the agency is "very focused" on determining how JPMorgan measured its value at risk
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Senator Richard Shelby on Dodd-Frank, Jamie Dimon Testimony May 22 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Senator Richard Shelby, an Alabama Republican, talks about the prospects for financial regulation following the $2 billion trading loss by JPMorgan Chase & Co. Shelby, speaking to Megan Hughes on Bloomberg Television's "Bottom Line,” also discusses the outlook for testimony by Jamie Dimon, chief executive officer of JPMorgan, before the Senate Banking Committee next month. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Al Hunt: Romney, Obama Need Sister Souljah Moments May 22 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg’s Al Hunt considers President Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney needing “sista souljah” moments to step up their campaigns. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Senate Focusing on JPM's Losses at Hearing Derivatives losses at JPMorgan could compel lawmakers to push for stricter rules on U.S. banks
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A Problematic Public Policy and Risk Aversion May 22 (Bloomberg) -- Barclays Capital's Barry Knapp and Ariel Investment’s Melody Hobson say sorting tax entitlement issues and dangerous risk aversion is what keeps them up at night. They spoke with Bloomberg’s Matt Miller Monday on Bloomberg Television’s “Rewind.” (Source: Bloomberg)
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Exisiting Home Sales Rise in April Existing home sales rose 3.4% to a 4.62 million annual rate, it's the first rise in three months
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Obama Says Attacks on Bain Capital Are Fair Game President Barack Obama says attacking Mitt Romney's record at Bain Capital is fair game in the presidential election
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Washington State Tax Haven Lures Companies March 29 (Bloomberg) -- Former Camas, Washington, Mayor Paul Dennis talks about the impact of state tax policies on the area's workforce and economy. Fisher Investments Inc. and other employers have expanded in the area, where residents pay no Washington income tax while living close to sales tax-free Oregon. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Could Campaign Reports Reset Presidential Race? May 18 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg’s Jeanne Cummings considers how campaign finance reports could impact the presidential race. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Obama Leading the Money Race Over Romney President Obama raised $27.5 million in April, but Mitt Romney is going to be getting more help from national party committees and friendly super-PACs
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Pentagon Defends Buying Helicopters From Russia May 9 (Bloomberg) -- The Pentagon says it’s in a bind, with nowhere to turn for helicopters needed by Afghanistan’s air force except Russia, a top arms supplier to Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad. Julianna Goldman reports on Bloomberg Television's "Bottom Line." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bain Fires Back at Attacks on Business Model March 14 (Bloomberg) -- Bain Capital LLC, the private equity firm co-founded by Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, defended its business model in a letter to clients amid political attacks against the industry. Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker and Stephanie Ruhle report on Bloomberg Television's "Inside Track."
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Obama's Private Equity Pushback May 14 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Hans Nichols and Jason Kelly report that President Barack Obama’s campaign took aim at Republican Mitt Romney’s private equity experience on the same day the president is raising money at the New York apartment of Blackstone Group LP President Tony James. They speak on Bloomberg Television's "Money Moves."
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Portland Is No. 1 for Bike Commuters: Mayor Adams May 22 (Bloomberg) -- Sam Adams, Mayor of Portland, Oregon, talks with Bloomberg's Anthony Effinger about the city's strategy to encourage commuters to cycle to work and the impact of the bicycle-related industry on Portland's economy. Portland is No. 1 for bike commuting in the U.S., according to 2010 Census figures for cities with more than 250,000 workers. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Jury Selected for Rajat Gupta Insider Trading Trial 12 jurors were selected to decide the fate of Rajat Gupta, and opening statements began
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Court Unlikely to Settle Arizona Immigration Fight April 24 (Bloomberg) -- Arizona Governor Jan Brewer, a Republican, Todd Landfried, executive director of Arizona Employers for Immigration Reform, Todd Sanders, president and chief executive officer of the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, and Lisa Urias, co-founder of the Real Arizona Coalition, talk with Bloomberg's Amanda J. Crawford about Arizona's 2010 immigration law. The U.S. Supreme Court tomorrow will hear arguments on whether the measure, known as Senate Bill 1070, goes too far by requiring police to check the status of those they suspect are in the U.S. illegally. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Elizabeth Warren on Middle Class Economic Issues March 9 (Bloomberg) -- Elizabeth Warren, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts and former adviser to President Barack Obama, talks about her experience working on behalf of the American middle class. Warren, who is challenging incumbent Republican Scott Brown, spoke with Bloomberg's Tom Moroney in Charlestown, Massachusetts, on March 7. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Al Hunt on Trayvon Martin and the Impact of the Gun Lobby April 4 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Al Hunt looks at the effect of the powerful gun lobby and its relationship to recent incidents of violent crime.
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Homes of the Obama High-End Donors An inside look at some of the homes where President Obama held fundraisers
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Senator Richard Lugar on Republican U.S. Senate Primary May 4 (Bloomberg) -- Indiana Treasurer Richard Mourdock, Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, and Senator Richard Lugar talk with Bloomberg's Mark Niquette about their primary race. Polls have shown the race is close heading into the May 8 party primary. Lugar, 80, hasn't faced such a primary challenge since he joined the Senate 35 years ago. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Latin America Report: Chavez, Rival in Virtual Tie A new poll showing Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez in a virtual tie with his rival and Brazil could pull Chevron's oil exploration contract
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Ben Bernanke on Federal Reserve, Great Depression March 20 (Bloomberg) -- Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke speaks about the "Origins and Missions of the Federal Reserve" and the central bank's response to the Great Depression of the 1930s. Bernanke, speaking at the first of four lectures he plans to deliver at George Washington University, said the Fed failed during the Great Depression to keep prices stable and to fulfill its role as lender of last resort. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Cops Retiring at 50 Fuel Cash Crunch for San Jose May 1 (Bloomberg) -- Chuck Reed, mayor of San Jose, California, talks with Bloomberg's Alison Vekshin about the city's pension agreement with police and firefighters and the impact on the 10th-biggest U.S. city. From California to Rhode Island, local governments are trying to curb retirement costs that are straining budgets almost three years after the end of the longest recession since the 1930s. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Tea Party Congressmen Accepting Wall Street Cash Tea Party favorites, such as Stephen Fincher of Tennessee, are collecting thousands from the same banks they criticized
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