©2015 Bloomberg News NLRQZF6S972C (Bloomberg) — Computer makers including Apple Inc. and Dell Inc. have turned to Delta Electronics Inc. to power their PCs for the past decade. Now, the supplier is moving into electric vehicles and factory robots. “It’s a natural evolution,” Yancey Hai, chairman of the Taipei-based company, said

©2015 Bloomberg News NLQQOP6KLVR6 (Bloomberg Politics) — Three weeks ago the Department of Justice released two reports on Ferguson—one explaining the DOJ’s reasoning against charging Officer Wilson for shooting Michael Brown, and another acknowledging the civil rights violations, brutality, and racial bias ingrained in the culture of the Ferguson Police

©2015 Bloomberg View NLQR4Z6JTSE9 (Bloomberg View) — Some Wall Street stars are decamping for Silicon Valley, corralled by tech giants and tech start-ups looking for financial expertise, marquee talent and bragging rights. Morgan Stanley announced Tuesday that Ruth Porat, its chief financial officer and a 28-year veteran of the firm,

©2015 Bloomberg News NLQVJT6K50YF (Bloomberg) — U.S. government bonds are losing their advantage over their peers. Ten-year Treasuries yielded 1 percentage point more than the average for Group of Seven countries, with the premium dropping from 1.2 percentage points as recently as March 12. Treasuries rose and yields fell Tuesday

©2015 Bloomberg News NLODWB6K50Y2 (Bloomberg) — European banks will offload 100 billion euros ($109 billion) of unwanted loans this year to cut costs and restructure their balance sheets, according to a report by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. Banks will jettison bad debts and loans that no longer fit with their business strategies, PwC

©2015 Bloomberg News NLOWSB6KLVRF On this, the fifth anniversary of the signing into law of the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, many of the presumed and actual Republican candidates for president much of the day attacking the law.  While Texas Senator Ted Cruz asked his audience at Jerry Falwell’s Liberty

©2015 Bloomberg News NLOZ5E6JIJVL (Bloomberg) — Gold traded near the highest level in two weeks on speculation that the Federal Reserve may be slow to raise interest rates in the world’s biggest economy. Bullion for immediate delivery traded at $1,188.14 an ounce at 9:07 a.m. in Singapore from $1,189.54 on Monday,

©2015 Bloomberg News NLN0TI6S9728 (Bloomberg) — The dollar held losses against the euro and the yen as investors look to speeches by Federal Reserve officials for clues on monetary policy. A gauge of the greenback against major peers dropped the most since October 2011 last week as banks including HSBC Holdings

©2015 Bloomberg News NLN67U6JTSEN (Bloomberg) — Oil fell in London, erasing last week’s gain as Saudi Arabia said it’s pumping crude near a record pace, bolstering speculation that a global glut will persist. Futures dropped as much as 1.2 percent. Saudi Arabia is producing almost 10 million barrels a day, Oil

©2015 Bloomberg News NLN6JS6JTSED (Bloomberg) — Just as the Nasdaq Composite Index surges to the cusp of the record high set during the dot-com-era, the excitement about China’s Internet boom is fading. Half of the 14 Chinese dot-coms that debuted in the U.S. last year are now trading below their