Current Affairs Episodes

In this edition of "Smart Charts," Ari Wald, Oppenheimer & Co.'s head of technical analysis, examines European banks and emerging-market equities with Bloomberg's Abigail Doolittle on "Bloomberg Markets: What'd You Miss?"

In this edition of "Options Insight," Tribeca Trade Group's Christian Fromhertz discusses the latest trends in financial markets and his investment strategy for Berkshire Hathaway Inc.

Unlike the CDO, the CLO made it through the financial crisis largely unscathed and has boomed in the decade since. But as odds of a recession in 2020 grow, ratings downgrades could cause a stampede of selling by CLOs.

Bloomberg market reporters take a deep dive into all of today's action.

In this edition of "Charting Futures," MKM Holdings Chief Market Technician JC O'Hara examines the S&P 500 Index and retail investor sentiment with Bloomberg's Abigail Doolittle on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."

WeWork's value has plummeted and the founder Adam Neumann will walk away a billionaire.

Bloomberg's Lisa Abramowicz reports on the distress in the energy junk bond market.

JMP Securities' Mark Lehmann discusses Facebook as CEO Mark Zuckerberg returns to Washington to testify before Congress.

Facebook Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg responds to questions from Representative Ann Wagner, a Missouri Republican, about the company's efforts to combat online sex trafficking during a House Financial Services Committee hearing.

Facebook Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg comments on the company's cryptocurrency plans during a House Financial Services Committee hearing.

Facebook CEO says that Libra won't be launched without regulatory approvals. Zuckerberg spoke in testimony to the House Financial Services Committee in Washington.

Police move lorry in which 39 bodies were found from Grays industrial estate

President Donald Trump said he is lifting recently imposed sanctions against Turkey after the country complied with a cease-fire agreement with Kurdish forces in Syria.

Penny Pennington, chief executive officer at Edward Jones, discusses the climate for investing and her leadership strategy as the only female CEO of a U.S. brokerage firm.

President Donald Trump said he is lifting recently imposed sanctions against Turkey after the country complied with a cease-fire agreement with Kurdish forces in Syria.

CCTV videos show lorry on road before discovery of bodies in Grays, Essex.

Ann Duignan, machinery analyst at JPMorgan, discusses third-quarter results from Caterpillar Inc. and why their actions may make the stock a buy in the fourth quarter.

Robin Hood CEO Wes Moore talks about racial discrimination, the economic system in our country and what he hopes to see in the next U.S. president.

Morgan Stanley's Chetan Ahya, Samantha Azzarello of J.P. Morgan Asset Management, and Bianco Research's Jim Bianco, discuss 3Q earnings and the market outlook for 2020.

Richard Burgon insists that the Labour Party want a general election.

Robin Hood CEO Wes Moore talks about how the organization uses data to identify and eradicate poverty.

Helen Qiao, chief greater China economist at Bank of America, discusses China's economy, PBOC stimulus, and the boosting of imports of U.S. consumer goods.

Robin Hayes, chief executive officer at JetBlue, discusses the airline's focus on sustainability while taking steps to build growth, profitability, and capacity.

Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson clash over Brexit during PMQs.

Dave Ricks, chief executive officer at Eli Lilly, discusses third-quarter results and competing drug-pricing reform plans in the U.S. House and Senate.

Home Secretary Priti Patel updates MPs on bodies discovered in Essex.

Bloomberg Opinion columnist Brooke Sutherland examines third-quarter results from Boeing Co. on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas.

Nicola Sturgeon says she would be 'very happy' for pre-Christmas election.

NYU Stern School Marketing Professor Scott Galloway examines SoftBank Group Corp.'s $9.5 billion rescue of WeWork.

Michael Purves, chief executive officer at Tallbacken Capital Advisors, expects another "uninteresting" earnings season and explains how that plays into his current market strategy.

Police cordon off site in Essex where 39 bodies were found.

Gideon Rose, editor at Foreign Affairs, examines President Donald Trump's handling of Turkey and Syria and whether the world can trust America's global commitments.

Russia and Turkey agreed to work together to take back large chunks of Syrian territory controlled by Kurdish forces once allied with the U.S., giving each country a bigger say in how postwar Syria will look.

Boris Johnson says he is 'shocked' by the discovery of 39 bodies.

Bloomberg Intelligence's Karen Ubelhart examines third-quarter results from Caterpillar Inc.

Jorgen Rostrup, chief financial officer at Telenor, discusses teaming with Nordic Entertainment Group to combine their satellite and broadband-TV businesses.

Police chief says Essex bodies discovery is an "absolute tragedy".

Geraldine Sundstrom, head of asset allocation at Pimco, discusses the outlook for bond markets, equities, earnings and asset allocation.

U.K. Conservative MP Iain Duncan Smith discusses the possibility of the U.K. leaving the EU on October 31 and the next step in the Brexit process.

Tim Adams, president at the Institute of International Finance, discusses money laundering scandals in the financial sector, what the IIF is doing to try and stop it and his outlook for the banking sector.

Boris Johnson departs 10 Downing Street to attend PMQs.

Robert Buckland says election is the only way to break Brexit deadlock.

39 bodies found inside lorry container on Essex industrial estate.

European Parliament Vice President Mairead McGuinness discusses the Brexit process and the possibility of a new election.

Boris Johnson looked set to try for an election after Parliament blocked his plan to rush the Brexit deal into law.

The Chinese Government is considering a plan to replace Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam, according to pro-establishment lawmaker Michael Tien.

Andrew Wilson, chief executive officer of EMEA and global head of fixed income at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, discusses whether the U.S.-China trade war will lead to a U.S. recession.

Thierry Vanlancke, chief executive officer of Dutch coatings company Akzo Nobel NV, discusses financial results, market conditions, M&A strategy and plans to buy back an additional 500 million euros ($556 million) in shares. Akzo found pockets of ...