Bloomberg The Open Jonathan Ferro drives you through the market moving events from around the world on Bloomberg's The Open. 60 minutes featuring the brightest minds on Wall Street, taking you through the most important hour of the trading day.
Bloomberg Surveillance The economy and markets are "under surveillance". Bloomberg Surveillance, covering the latest news in finance, economics and investments. Listen
The Pay Check This QuickTake adaptation of our award-winning podcast, The Pay Check, focuses on the racial wealth gap.
Economics Women Are Smashing the Construction Industry’s Concrete Ceiling as Labor Shortages Leave a Void
Subscriber OnlyBusinessSenate Report Says FDA Fails to Ensure Medical Devices Are SafeAmerica’s system for ensuring that medical devices are safe failed at every turn when dirty endoscopes began spreading deadly superbugs.Photographer: Getty ImagesByJohn Tozzi+FollowJanuary 13, 2016, 6:30 PM UTCUpdated onJanuary 14, 2016, 3:02 PM UTCAmerica’s system for ensuring that medical devices are safe failed at every turn when dirty endoscopes began spreading deadly superbugs, according to a Senate investigation released today.The report, from Senator Patty Murray, a Washington Democrat, blames device manufacturers, hospitals, and the Food and Drug Administration for infections that sickened at least 250 people worldwide since 2012 and that may have contributed to dozens of deaths.
