Bloomberg Television Shows

Acclaimed interviewer and broadcast journalist Charlie Rose engages the world's best thinkers, writers, politicians, athletes, entertainers, business leaders, scientists and other newsmakers in one-on-one interviews and roundtable discussions.

Tune in the first weekend of every month for candid interviews of political and business leaders by Judy Woodruff.

In today's fast-paced, interconnected world, what happens across the globe affects all of us here, so FirstUp is the day's first briefing. The show catches viewers up on all the changes and updates in the overnight news by drawing on Bloomberg's unique global reach and newsmaker access.

FirstUp features live reports from bureaus in Europe and Asia along with relevant newsmaker interviews from around the world - thoroughly preparing our audience for the day ahead, be it on Wall Street or Main Street. This show delivers the news in an easily accessible style, while also making use of our anchors and reporters extensive financial background, especially in Asian equities.

Bottom line - if something is going to cause a ripple in the American market, we'll scout it out and analyze it first thing in the morning insuring Bloomberg viewers have the information they need to make smart decisions as they start their day.

For the Record features extended, sit-down interviews with CEOs, major investors, politicians, and other key newsmakers. It is a chance for them to speak on a wide range of topics, and to have a longer, more off-the-cuff conversation with our top anchors than the daily news allows.

Recent guests include Coca-Cola CEO Muhtar Kent, gambling mogul Sheldon Adelson, Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf, hedge fund legend George Soros from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, CEOs from everything to General Motors to the Four Seasons to JetBlue, and more.

Game Changers chronicles the humble beginnings, watershed moments and major milestones in the businesses and lives of our most significant cultural artists, business leaders and technology executives.

Whether business news is being made in New York, London, Dubai or Gurgaon InBusiness is in there, focusing on the financial, geopolitical and consumer trends that are driving the market and today's economy. Host Margaret Brennan goes on assignment traveling the world to speak with key executives and decision makers who guide emerging economies as well as the established international powers. Viewers hear from major financial players who literally have billions on the table, arming them with insight and perspective.

The show covers the first full hour of Wall Street trading as well as the final hour of the European markets, joined by Francine Lacqua - providing invaluable timing for those doing business in this highly changeable global economy.

The world is swirling with ideas on how to make money, but true innovation changes the way we live. Tune into Bloomberg Television's new documentary series on visionaries whose innovations are changing the world.

The opening bell still hasn't rung on Wall Street, but InsideTrack is already following stories and presenting information that investors can use throughout the trading day. From deals in the works and future trends to specifics in bond, currency and equity markets, Inside Track is the inside scoop, using Bloomberg reporters in London, Frankfurt, Hong Kong and New York. Hosts Deirdre Bolton and Erik Schatzker discuss overnight trading in the US and Asia, plus analyze financial and breaking news with market pros and strategists. Consider it a total body workout for the mind!

As the U.S. business day begins, In the Loop gets you firmly in the game with a timely blend of market coverage and important interviews, giving you powerful insight. Host Betty Liu covers the relevant market topics, and also sits down with financial, economic and political leaders - putting the day's financial news in context. She guides viewers through the Street's opening bell with a sophisticated blend of perspective and commentary based on her deep experience in the financial world.

In the Loop goes on the road and behind the scenes in 2010 to cover some of the biggest news stories and trends. From traveling to meet Warren Buffett, to Miami to uncover the Florida battered by the housing bust, In the Loop remains relentless in going after the news that viewers really care about.

As every investor knows, the last hour of trading can make or break the entire day. Street Smart guides investors through this all-important hour by accessing news and opinions from Bloomberg's 151 bureaus around the world. Hosts Massar and Miller break down the day's events as they relate to the market. They talk with top business, financial, economic and political leaders, allowing Street Smart's audience to hear from the professionals who make the news - and make the moves that affect billions of dollars each day.

After 3pm Street Smart provides expert analysis of each day's corporate news releases, whether good or bad. After the closing bell we feature an in-depth interview or lively roundtable on the day's top stories and their financial implications. In short, Street Smart covers all the important market-related news of today, and prepares investors for what the trading day might bring tomorrow!

This is the place to get an insider's view of investing. We ask the experts, from Wall Street to the world's financial capitals in Europe, Asia and beyond - and that's key in today's global market. Their perspective along with our research, analysis and in-depth reporting has created a must-see show that doesn't just tell investors what happened, but looks forward, forecasting trends and providing invaluable tips - right from the biggest names in the industry!

Our guest roster has included Warren Buffett, T. Boone Pickens and David Shaw. We also "dig deep" into important investment industries - chemicals, hospitality, oil, steel, transportation and more, explaining how they operate and where the experts are going with their money.

This means Taking Stock's audience is empowered by the latest and best information - giving them an edge in today's volatile investment market.

Join one of Washington's most accomplished journalists for a political show with a financial edge. The program features newsmaking interviews with senior lawmakers and administration officials, incisive reporting and analysis by Bloomberg's reporters in Washington and around the world, and the sharp opinions of commentators Margaret Carlson and Kate O'Beirne.