Here is a preview of the selected, scheduled events the Bloomberg Photo Service will be covering during the coming week. Bloomberg will also be covering several exclusives and any breaking news that may happen, as well as a full slate of additional assignments, all of which will be available over the wire and in the Bloomberg Photo archive.
Monday, June 30
Bloomberg will provide photos from Sony’s news conference in Tokyo about its new TV company. Bloomberg will move coverage from inside Seoul’s Hyundai I Park Mall and E-Mart ahead of the release of the consumer price index figures. Bloomberg will distribute video and images from the mango harvest and sale in Lucknow, India, as the Modi looks to reform the state-controlled market. Additionally, Bloomberg will provide photos from Bangkok of the tourist industry to show how it is thriving despite the presence of tanks on the streets. Bloomberg will move coverage of the manufacturing operations at the Alstom SA’s tram plant in Nottingham, U.K. Finally, Bloomberg will provide coverage from London of an interview with celebrity chef Jamie Oliver.
Tuesday, July 1
Bloomberg will provide coverage from Washington, D.C., of the White House pool day. Bloomberg will also provide coverage from D.C. of Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen’s delivery of the Fed’s monetary outlook to the U.S. House and U.S. Senate. Bloomberg will move photos from Tokyo of a news conference featuring Air Asia CEO Tony Fernandes and Rakuten CEO Hiroshi Mikitani. Bloomberg will cover potash mining operations inside a K+S AG mine in Werra, Germany. From London, Bloomberg will cover the retail operations inside a Plc Tesco Extra supermarket. Finally, Bloomberg will provide photos from Hong Kong of the July 1 rally, which is being held as tensions continue after the whitepaper on Hong Kong.
Wednesday, July 2
Bloomberg will continue its coverage of Fed Chair Janet Yellen as she speaks at the International Monetary Fund. Bloomberg will move photos and video from the Yamato holdings facilities tour at Haneda Airport in Tokyo. Bloomberg will provide coverage from Jakarta of operations inside the Tanjung Priok port as the trade deficit in Indonesia widens. Additionally, Bloomberg will provide stills and videos of the economy and cityscape of Bucharest, the capital of Romania.
Thursday, July 3
Bloomberg will continue its coverage from Romania with stills and videos from the city of Pitesti of automobile production at the Renault Dacia plant. Bloomberg will move coverage from Gatwick Airport as Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA CEO Bjoern Kjos launches the first U.K.-to-U.S. budget flights from the airline.
Thursday, July 4
From Prague, Bloomberg will provide coverage of an interview with billionaire Czech Finance Minister Andrej Babi. Bloomberg will move stills and videos of offshore operations at the Egmond aan Zee Wind Farm in Egmond aan Zee, Netherlands.