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Count on a Lot of Volatility in Stocks, Wells Fargo's Hartman Says
Kirk Hartman, Wells Fargo Asset Management president and global chief investment officer, comments on the recent sell-off in stocks.

The Coronavirus Knows No Borders, Says World Health Organization
The Director-General of the World Health Organisation on Thursday warned that no country in the world should assume that it's safe from the new virus. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus spoke at a press conference in Geneva.

Brandywine Global Is Developing Alternative Data To Monitor Pulse Of The China Economy
Brandywine Global is developing alternative high frequency data to check the pulse of the Chinese economy and how fast the recovery could be.

New York Is Preparing for Possible Coronavirus Outbreak
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says state officials are preparing for a possible outbreak of coronavirus in New York state, but he says the public should remain calm. He's asking the state Department of Health for an additional $40 million in fund...

Minerd Says Stocks May Fall 35%-40% in Next Year If Virus Isn't Contained
Scott Minerd, Guggenheim Partners co-founder and Guggenheim Global chief investment officer, discusses what the coronavirus outbreak could mean for financial markets.

Zalando Preparing for All Virus Scenarios, CFO Schroeder Says
Zalando Chief Financial Officer David Schroeder discusses the impact of the coronavirus crisis on the online fashion retailer's full-year outlook, seasonal supply planning, and growth efforts with Bloomberg's Nejra Cehic on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

U.S. 'As Prepared as Any Country Can Be' on Coronavirus: Senator Braun
Senator Mike Braun, a Republican from Indiana, discusses the United States government's level of preparedness to deal with the spread of the coronavirus.

BC Partners Nikos Stathopolous on economic impact of Coronavirus
BC Partners's Nikos Stathopolous spoke to Bloomberg TV's Matt Miller, at the SuperReturn Private Equity meeting, in Berlin, on Wednesday, February 26. They discussed the impact of the Coronavirus on the Italian economy, as well as slow growth in s...

Adyen Seeing 'Very Little' Payments Impact From Virus, CEO Says
Adyen BV Chief Executive Officer Pieter van der Does discusses the impact of the coronavirus crisis on payments processing volume, and growth efforts in the quick-service restaurants market.

Risk of Coronavirus Becoming Global Pandemic Worries Markets
Julian Emanuel of BTIG, Kathy Jones of Charles Schwab and Steven Englander of Standard Chartered discuss the risk of the coronavirus outbreak developing into a global pandemic.

How California Gave Consumers More Protection of Their Own Data
In the wake of high-profile data breaches at some of the world's biggest companies, lawmakers and regulators are starting to take seriously protections for consumers' online privacy. The California Consumer Privacy Act, which went into effect on J...

Discovery Monitoring Virus and Following IOC's Lead on Olympics, CFO Says
Gunnar Wiedenfels, Discovery Communications chief financial officer, discusses the sell-off in the company's shares after posting its fourth-quarter earnings and the possibility of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics being canceled amid the coronavirus threat.

Saudi Aramco Mulls More Stock Offerings Despite Record IPO
Yasir Al Rumayyan, chairman of Saudi Aramco and governor of the kingdom's sovereign wealth fund, discusses plans for further share sales in the state-owned oil producer as the country looks to raise money to fuel an economic diversification plan. ...

Bull Market Is Over and Recession Will Begin Mid-2020, Sri-Kumar Says
Komal Sri-Kumar, president and founder of Sri-Kumar Global Strategies, discusses the stock market sell-off and his forecast for a U.S. recession in the middle of 2020.

Dow Jones and S&P 500 Reach Correction Levels on Coronavirus Fears
Julian Emanuel, BTIG chief equity and derivatives strategist, and Kathy Jones, Charles Schwab chief fixed income strategist, talk about the market falling again.

Fed Will Cut Rates Three Times and May Restart QE, Sri-Kumar Says
Komal Sri-Kumar, president and founder of Sri-Kumar Global Strategies, predicts the Federal Reserve will cut rates three times in response to the stock market sell-off.

Climate Activists Win Appeal Over Heathrow Expansion
U.K. Appeal Court Judge Keith Lindblom announces the decision to rule in favor of a claim by climate activists who oppose expansion at London's Heathrow Airport. Judges on Thursday overturned a May decision, and focused on the government's commitm...

Goldman's Kostin Sees No S&P 500 Earnings Growth in 2020
David Kostin, chief U.S. equity strategist at Goldman Sachs, explains his earnings outlook for 2020 and 2021 as he sees the S&P 500 declining to around 2,900 before rebounding later this year.

Saudi Aramco Is Said to Start Early Prep for an Overseas Listing
Saudi Aramco is reportedly starting early preparations to launch an international listing.

U.S. Economy Grew at Unrevised 2.1% Pace in Fourth Quarter
The second reading of U.S. gross domestic product for the fourth quarter saw the economy grow 2.1%, but underlying demand was slower than initially reported at the end of last year.

Carney Says 2020 Must Be Year of Climate Action
Mark Carney, the outgoing governor of the Bank of England, speaks at an event in London about the need for investors to take the climate crisis seriously and ensure they're considering the risks from emissions and higher temperatures. Carney, who ...

Oakley Capital's Gibson Says Returns are Not Driven by Leverage
Rebecca Gibson, partner at Oakley Capital, discusses her firm's investment strategy and giving investors access to private equity funds.

How Lung Scans are Helping Doctors Learn About Coronavirus
Adam Bernheim, cardiothoracic radiologist at Mount Sinai Hospital, explains how coronavirus impacts the lungs and what's being learned about the disease from imaging of infected patients.

Virus Piles Woes on Tourism, Businesses in Italy
The coronavirus continues to pile pressure on northern Italy as the number of cases increases. Bloomberg's Dan Liefgreen reports on the impact of the virus on tourism and other businesses.

Bayer CEO Baumann: 'Way Too Early' to Say on Roundup-Related Cash Call
Werner Baumann, chief executive officer at Bayer, discusses fourth-quarter results and the potential need for a cash call to pay for legal issues related to the weed killer Roundup.

Coronavirus Cases Spread Faster Outside China
Two months after emerging in China's Hubei province, the coronavirus has hit at least four continents, with rising case counts and huge responses in Iran, South Korea, Italy and Japan. Bloomberg's Selina Wang has the latest in Beijing.

Investec Is Intent on Moving Ahead With Demerger: Joint CEO Titi
Fani Titi, joint chief executive officer at Investec, discusses the business impact of the coronavirus, the company's demerger plans for its asset-management business, and economic support in the South African government's budget.

Zalando to Add More Premium Brands in Bid to Enter Online Luxury
David Schroeder, chief financial officer at Zalando, discusses the online fashion retailer's plans to add more luxury brands and then double its premium and luxury offerings by the end of 2023.

Italy's Salvini Wants Aid for Virus-Hit North
Italian Opposition Leader and Former Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini accuses Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte of underestimating the threat of the coronavirus. In an exclusive interview, he invoked the economy when asked whether he had a...

China Recovery Will Start in April, Says Pernod Ricard CEO
Alexandre Ricard, chief executive officer at Pernod Ricard SA, discusses the impact of coronavirus on business, the main beverage lines that are hit and sector consolidation.

Markets Selloff: Too Early to Buy the Dip, Says Strategist
Luca Paolini, chief strategist at Pictet Asset Management, says it's too early to "buy the dip" until the full impact of the coronavirus becomes clear, and while there is no significant fiscal or policy response to the growing spread of the disease.

Virus Is 'Wake Up Call' on Supply Chains: EU Chamber of Commerce in China
Joerg Wuttke, president at EU Chamber of Commerce in China, discusses Europe's reliance on Chinese supply chains and the challenges companies are facing.

Indonesia Floods Force Thousands to Leave Homes
Thousands of homes and buildings in parts of Indonesia's capital Jakarta and its suburbs remain flooded, the Associated Press reported, after two tropical cyclones earlier in the week off the nation's coast triggered extremely heavy rainfall, inun...

Standard Chartered Aiming to Return Excess Capital, Says CFO
Andy Halford, chief financial officer at Standard Chartered Bank, discusses the impact of coronavirus on the business, expectations for credit losses and non-performing loans and the share buyback.

Australia's Morrison: The Risk of a Global Pandemic Is Very Much Upon Us
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison talks about his decision to activate an emergency plan to deal with the coronavirus outbreak. (Excerpts)

How Can Hong Kong's Government Revitalize the Economy?
Jeremy Choi, tax partner at PwC Hong Kong, talks about the city's economy, the coronavirus outbreak and the government's budget. The government unveiled a budget packed with giveaways including a one-time cash handout that economists said isn't li...

More Coronavirus Cases Reported Outside China
More coronavirus cases were reported in other countries than in China for the first time, according to the World Health Organization. In the U.S., authorities said they have identified the first case that doesn't have ties to a known outbreak.

Why Have GCC Bonds Outperformed EMs, Sukuks?
Zeina Rizk, director of fixed income at Arqaam Capital, discusses how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting Middle East bonds and oil.

Virus Puts Question Mark over Tokyo Olympics
Japan is pushing back on the talk that coming Tokyo Olympics could be cancelled. An International Olympic Committee member said the games could be scrapped due to coronavirus, but Japan, which has spent billions of dollars preparing, says a cancel...

Are U.S. Stocks Going to Keep Falling?
Saed Abukarsh, senior executive officer at Ark Capital, discusses how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting the global economy and markets.

Hong Kong Stimulus Will Boost Up Economy: Legco's Tien
Hong Kong Legco Member and G2000 Group Founder Michael Tien discusses the relief package from the Hong Kong government and what he says will boost the economy.

Buying Non-Performing Loans in Southeast Asia, Arena Management Says
Dan Zwirn, chief executive and chief investment officer at Arena Management, discusses the opportunities he sees in Asian credit markets.

Quite a Bit of Disruption Happening, Says Lever Style's Chairman
Stanley Szeto, chairman of Lever Style, discusses Hong Kong's budget and the impact of coronavirus on the business.

Bank of Korea Unexpectedly Left Interest Rates Unchanged
The Bank of Korea has unexpectedly left interest rates unchanged.

Why Did Bank of Korea Refrain From Cutting Interest Rates?
Chong Hoon Park, head of Korea economic research at Standard Chartered Bank, talks about South Korea's monetary policy and how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting the economy. The Bank of Korea left its key interest rate unchanged despite mounti...

Trump: Speaker Pelosi Is Incompetent
President Donald Trump discusses Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's comments on the risk of coronavirus to the U.S. Trump speaks to reporters at a news conference at the White House.

Focus on Staff And Business Partners Is Number One Concern For Coronavirus, Says A2 Milk CEO
A2 Milk CEO Geoffrey Babibdge discusses contingency measures that could be put in place around the coronavirus.

A2 Milk CEO Says 'Sales Are Responding Positively At This Point In Time'
A2 Milk CEO Geoffrey Babibdge expects coronavirus to impact business in China, however performance in January and February has been positive.



















































