Bloomberg Business: The 2016 Presidential Hopefuls Literary Guide
Copyright 2015 Bloomberg. NKJ8056KLVR5 (Bloomberg Politics) — Judging from the plethora of titles now crowding bookstore shelves, it would appear that publishing a memoir has become something of a requirement for politicians hoping to become president. The urge to make the leap from politician to author makes sense on a number of levels. Releasing
Bloomberg Business: Drivers for Apple, Yahoo, EBay Vote to Join Teamsters Union
Copyright 2015 Bloomberg. NKHMYN6JIJUO (Bloomberg) — Drivers for a service that shuttles technology workers from San Francisco to Silicon Valley voted to join the Teamsters union, seeking to boost wages in a region that is becoming increasingly costly. Employees of Compass Transportation voted 104 to 38 in favor of representation by
Bloomberg Business: Dollar Jumps Versus Emerging Peers; Japan Stocks Fuel Asia Gains
Copyright 2015 Bloomberg. NKEO5Y6K50Z1 (Bloomberg) — The dollar climbed against Asian emerging- market currencies and maintained gains versus major peers, while Australian bonds fell. Japanese shares drove the regional index toward its biggest monthly gain since 2013. The greenback rose at least 0.2 percent by 10 a.m. in Tokyo against
Bloomberg Business: Obama Says Keystone Pipeline Would Do Little for U.S. Jobs
Copyright 2015 Bloomberg. NKEN0Q6K5122 (Bloomberg) — President Barack Obama criticized the Keystone XL pipeline as a boon to Canadian oil producers that gives short-shrift to American workers, saying the U.S. should focus on backing domestic energy projects. In his first comments on the pipeline since vetoing a bill meant to force
Bloomberg Business: Sarah Palin Dings Obama on Nazis, Christians and Blaming the Victim
Copyright 2015 Bloomberg. NKEMCA6KLVR5 (Bloomberg Politics) — Sarah Palin rallied conservative Republicans on Thursday with a charged critique of President Barack Obama’s approach to fighting Islamic radicalism, suggesting he is betraying U.S. Christians and ignoring the lessons of the Nazis. “Did we actually win in Iraq and Afghanistan before we waved
Bloomberg Business: Obama Says Standoff With Congress Won’t Alter Immigration Plan
Copyright 2015 Bloomberg. NKCQDB6K50Y3 (Bloomberg) — President Barack Obama said neither a judge’s ruling nor a standoff with Congress that threatens to shut down the Homeland Security Department would derail his plan to ease deportations of undocumented immigrants. “Part of the message that I’m sending is if you qualified for the
Bloomberg Business: Emerging Stocks Rise to 3-Month High as Fed Shows Rate Patience
Copyright 2015 Bloomberg. NKCQ356JTSF0 (Bloomberg) — Emerging-market stocks rose to the highest in three months and currencies gained after U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen signaled that an interest-rate increase isn’t imminent. Chinese shares retreated following a weeklong holiday. Steelmaker Usinas Siderurgicas de Minas Gerais SA gained for a second day
Bloomberg Business: Donald Trump’s Political Flirtations Last an Average of 5 Months
Copyright 2015 Bloomberg. David Knowles (Bloomberg Politics) — This time he means it, maybe. Donald Trump claims to be, once again, giving serious consideration to the possibility that he could soon be attempting to seek higher office. On Monday, Trump met with Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus in New York,
Bloomberg Business: Attendees to American Enterprise Institute’s World Forum Revealed
Copyright 2015 Bloomberg. NKAA9X6KLVR8 (Bloomberg Politics) — Sandwiched between two defining conservative events—CPAC and the Iowa Ag Summit—is a less publicized but crucial confab for Republican presidential hopefuls seeking support from well-heeled donors. Held at the remote, luxury Sea Island resort in Georgia, the 2015 American Enterprise Institute World Forum will bring together
Bloomberg Business: U.S. Stocks Advance on Rate Speculation After Yellen Statement
Copyright 2015 Bloomberg. NKABXH6KLVR9 (Bloomberg) — U.S. stocks rose to all-time highs after Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen indicated an increase in interest rates is unlikely before mid-year as inflation and wage growth remain too low. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index rose 0.2 percent to a record 2,114.38 at 11:43
