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Behind S&P's $1.5 Billion Deal on Inflated Ratings
Standard & Poor's pays a fat penalty, confesses no wrongdoing, and leaves big questions hanging about how credit is rated
Chipotle Store Sales Trail Estimates After Menu Prices Raised
EPA Keystone Review Links Oil Sands to Carbon Emission Jump
Ulbricht ‘Obsessed’ With Silk Road, U.S. Says at Trial’s End
Staples and Office Depot Surge After Discussing Merger
Feature Stories
A Target and a Threat: What It's Like to Be a Black Cop in America
Officer Darren Sims is on the street every day fighting for his neighbors and his life. One morning it looked like he had to choose.
Inside RadioShack’s Slow-Motion Collapse
How did the electronics retailer go broke? Gradually, then all at once
Exclusive: Google Is Developing Its Own Uber Competitor
The two companies are going to war over self-driving taxis
Twelve Easy Valentine’s Escapes
No-fail trips to classic destinations, by car or jet
The 5 Big Asks in President Obama's Aspirational, Unpassable, $4 Trillion Budget
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If Size Matters, the ECB Is Still Falling Short
“It was the perfect play at the perfect time.”
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Five Questions About Amazon Prime That Jeff Bezos Still Won't Answer
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The new asset-purchase program is set to lag those of the Fed and other central banks
Should You Pay $300 For an Oregon Pinot Noir?
That’s as much as a grand cru Burgundy, and more than any other wine from the state
Harper Lee, Author of 'To Kill a Mockingbird,' To Publish Second Novel: AP
UPS Is Still Haunted by Ghosts of Christmas Past
Big spending to fulfill Christmas deliveries on time proves costly for UPS
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Syriza's Dangerous View of Russia
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How the West Is Losing Ukraine
Australia Joins the Rate-Cutting Party
Help the Disabled Back to Work
Greece's Debt Plan Is a Hidden Haircut
Jindal Shows How Not to Replace Obamacare
Obama's Missed Opportunity on Parental Leave
Vaccine Refusal Is Like Drunken Driving
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Pursuits
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Editor's Picks
$100 Oil Is at Least 3-5 Years Away: Abed
Feb. 3 -- Institute of International Finance's George Abed and Bloomberg Intelligence's Carl Riccadonna discuss the outlook for oil prices and production with Bloomberg's Trish Regan on "Street Smart."
Chipotle Chops Pork Offerings to Shoulder Shortfall
Feb. 3 -- Chipotle is facing a shortfall in pork products after finding a supplier that wasn’t meeting company standards. Bloomberg’s Julie Hyman reports on how Chipotle is handling the issue on “Market Makers.”
Auto Sales Drive Industry Recovery as Stocks Stall
Feb. 3 -- Bloomberg’s Jamie Butters and Matt Miller examine the factors behind the continuing recovery of the U.S. auto industry and why auto stocks haven’t come along for the ride. They speak on “Market Makers.”
What Amazon Sees in RadioShack Stores
Feb. 3 – Bloomberg’s Cory Johnson reports on RadioShack considering the sale of stores to Sprint and Amazon. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Betty Liu on “In The Loop.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Can Obama’s Budget Spark Serious Tax Reform Talks?
Feb. 3 -- President Barack Obama’s $4 trillion budget is being used as a starting point for talks on tax reform on Capitol Hill. Bloomberg’s Peter Cook reports on reaction to the president’s proposals from both sides of the aisle. He speaks on “In The Loop.”
Is America Losing the Global Currency Wars?
Feb. 3 -- Lisa Shalett, head of investment & portfolio strategies at Morgan Stanley and Douglas Holtz-Eakin, president at American Forum, talk about the U.S. dollar, inflation and currency moves made by global central banks. They speak on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
Obama’s $4T Budget Gives Up on Growth: Holtz-Eakin
Feb. 3 -- Douglas Holtz-Eakin, president at American Forum, and Lisa Shalett, head of investment & portfolio strategies at Morgan Stanley, examine President Barack Obama’s $4 trillion U.S. budget. They speak on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
Renault Unveils ‘Extremely Sensual’ New SUV
Feb. 3 -- Renault is continuing its push into the compact SUV segment with a brand-new crossover, called the Kadjar unveiled last night near Paris. The French carmaker, Europe's third-largest, is counting on this new model, among others, to compensate for the drop of sales in Russia. Bloomberg's Caroline Connan was at the unveiling.
Jay Z Is Magic, Smart to Buy Wimp: Tommy Boy Records CEO
Jan. 2 -- Tom Silverman, founder and CEO of Tommy Boy Records, sits down with Bloomberg's Pimm Fox on "Taking Stock" to discuss the tectonic shifts in the music industry.