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Bloomberg is a privately held financial, software, data and media company based in New York City. Founded by Michael Bloomberg in 1981, the company specializes in financial data analytics, communication tools for financial professionals, and media content.

History

Michael Bloomberg, a former Salomon Brothers executive, founded the company in 1981 with $10 million of his own money. Initially focused on providing computerized financial analysis to Wall Street firms, the company has since expanded to include a wide range of financial data and communication tools.

The company’s flagship product, the Bloomberg Terminal, was first introduced in 1983. The Terminal is a computer software system that provides financial professionals with real-time data on stocks, bonds, commodities, currencies, and other financial assets. It also includes news and analysis from Bloomberg’s own news service, Bloomberg News.

Bloomberg News, which was launched in 1990, provides financial news and analysis to subscribers around the world. It employs more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries.

In addition to its financial data and media operations, Bloomberg has also expanded into software development. The company’s software products include the Bloomberg Professional service, Bloomberg Law, Bloomberg Government, and Bloomberg Tax.

Leadership

Michael Bloomberg served as the company’s CEO from its founding until 2001, when he was elected Mayor of New York City. He returned to the company as CEO in 2014.

Under Bloomberg’s leadership, the company has become known for its innovative and entrepreneurial culture. The company has been named one of the best places to work in the United States by Forbes magazine.

Products and Services

Bloomberg’s flagship product is the Bloomberg Terminal, which is used by financial professionals around the world. The Terminal provides real-time data on financial assets, as well as news and analysis from Bloomberg’s own news service. The Terminal also includes communication tools that allow financial professionals to communicate with clients and each other.

Bloomberg News provides financial news and analysis to subscribers around the world. The news service covers a wide range of topics, including business, finance, markets, politics, and technology.

In addition to its financial data and media operations, Bloomberg has also expanded into software development. The company’s software products include the Bloomberg Professional service, which provides financial data and communication tools to financial professionals; Bloomberg Law, which provides legal information and research tools to lawyers and other legal professionals; Bloomberg Government, which provides information and analysis on government policy and regulation; and Bloomberg Tax, which provides tax information and research tools to tax professionals.

Controversies

Bloomberg has faced several controversies over the years. In 2013, it was revealed that Bloomberg News reporters had used the Terminal to access information about Terminal users, including their login histories and the types of financial data they had accessed. The revelation led to concerns about privacy and data security, and several large financial firms, including Goldman Sachs, barred their employees from using the Terminal.

In 2020, Bloomberg was criticized for its handling of a news story about Chinese technology company Huawei. The story, which was based on unverified claims from anonymous sources, alleged that Huawei had helped the government of North Korea build its wireless network. The story was widely criticized for its lack of evidence, and Bloomberg was accused of publishing the story to gain favor with the Trump administration, which had taken a hard line on Huawei and China.

Conclusion

Bloomberg is a leading provider of financial data, communication tools, and media content. The company’s flagship product, the Bloomberg Terminal, is used by financial professionals around the world. Bloomberg News provides financial news and analysis to subscribers in more than 120 countries. In addition to its financial data and media operations, Bloomberg has also expanded into software development, offering a range of software products that serve the finance, legal, government, and tax industries. Despite facing controversies over the years, Bloomberg has remained a leader in the financial data and media industries, and its innovative and entrepreneurial culture has earned it a reputation as one of the best places to work in the United States.


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Brian Chesky: I want Airbnb to become a physical social network

Financial Times

23-05-12 15:19


Airbnb co-founder Brian Chesky has launched a new offering called Airbnb Rooms, offering spaces in people's homes for rent. The move marks a return to the startup's original premise that saw its creators rent out air beds in their living room to help pay the rent on their apartment. This time around, however, Chesky says Airbnb Rooms is being launched due to the affordable cost of staying in someone's home, something that is attractive to customers as travel costs rise. According to Chesky, the average rental cost is $67 per night, compared to the increasing cost of staying in hotels.

https://www.ft.com/content/6c4677ff-b63f-45cd-bd18-23be16525613
Will latest talks help open a new chapter in US-China relations?

South China Morning Post

23-05-12 15:00


US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan met with China’s foreign policy chief Wang Yi in Austria this week in what diplomatic observers say may mark the beginning of a returning thaw in relations between the two economic superpowers. The discussions were described as “candid” and “constructive”, with Beijing adding they included “discussions on removing obstacles in China-US relations and stabilising the relationship”. The US explicitly denied any intention to seek conflict or confrontation, with both sides agreeing to keep open the “strategic communication channel” to build on the engagement between President Biden and President Xi in Bali last year. Despite some progress, icy relations between the two nations may mean any progress in negotiating issues, such as Taiwan, is limited.

https://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy/article/3220409/will-latest-high-level-talks-help-open-new-chapter-us-china-relations
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Bloomberg

23-05-12 14:09


Twitter's new CEO is expected to be Linda Yaccarino, according to The Washington Post, following Elon Musk's tweet on Thursday in which he announced the forthcoming appointment and his own move to executive chairman and CTO. Meanwhile, Tesla is issuing an over-the-air software fix to over a million cars sold in China, after discovering a braking and acceleration defect, while actor Ryan Reynolds will not be pursuing his bid to purchase the Ottawa Senators NHL franchise. Elsewhere, CNN presenter Anderson Cooper has described his network's recent town hall with former President Donald Trump as "disturbing", adding that viewers have "every right to be outraged...but do you think staying in your silo and only listening to people you agree with is going to make that person go away?". Finally, the marine who killed New York subway passenger Jordan Neely by choking him, has handed himself over to authorities charged with second-degree manslaughter.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-05-12/twitter-s-new-ceo-tesla-recalls-ryan-reynolds-nhl-bid-trending-today?srnd=next-china
India’s Tata Group said to get 5 per cent of Apple’s total iPhone orders in 2023

South China Morning Post

23-05-12 13:00


Indian industrial giant Tata Group is set to become one of Apple’s iPhone contract manufacturers, following the acquisition of Wistron’s southern Indian factory, according to research firm TrendForce. The company has received orders for the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus models, with the first wave of shipments set to head to India later this year. As Apple diversifies its supply chain outside China, Tata will become its fourth manufacturer for the models, with a 5% share of assembly orders in 2023. Foxconn, Pegatron and Luxshare Precision Industry will split the remainder.

https://www.scmp.com/tech/big-tech/article/3220390/indias-tata-group-said-become-apples-fourth-iphone-contract-manufacturer-accelerating-shift
Calls to Investigate Short Sellers Intensify as Bank Crisis Deepens

NY Times

23-05-12 12:09


JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon has called on regulators to take action against short sellers he says are making billions of dollars by targeting regional banks. The traders have earned more than $7.5bn since 2023 after betting on falling share prices, according to financial data provider S3 Partners. However, Dimon’s call is at odds with his own bank’s research. JP Morgan analysts have stated that short selling isn’t to blame for the slide in shares. While the Securities and Exchange Commission is not planning to ban short selling, proponents of its disclosure, as required under the Dodd Frank Act, say it would increase transparency and show how to deal with attacks on firms. Opponents warn that revealing short positions means companies would use that information to avoid communicating with such investors, which could be detrimental to their work.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/12/business/dealbook/jamie-dimon-short-sellers-banks.html?searchResultPosition=2