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June 3 (Bloomberg) -- Howard Davies, a former chairman of
the Financial Services Authority in the U.K., says a proposal
that would require added capital for foreign banks operating in
the U.S. would slow bank lending. Davies talks with Bloomberg's
Tom Keene and Michael McKee on Bloomberg Radio's ...
June 3 (Bloomberg) -- Diane Swonk, chief economist at
Mesirow Financial, says she has "yet to see investment take
hold" among U.S. companies that would rather increase their
dividends. Swonk talks with Bloomberg's Tom Keene and Michael
McKee on Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg Surveillance." (Source:
Bloomberg)
June 3 (Bloomberg) -- Brian Wieser, a New York-based
analyst at Pivotal Research, says investors have turned against
Facebook. Wieser talks with Bloomberg's Tom Keene, Scarlet Fu
and Sara Eisen on Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg Surveillance."
June 3 (Bloomberg) -- Magid Abraham, chief executive
officer of ComScore Inc., says the use of mobile and tablet
computers now equals the use of desktop computers. Abraham talks
with Bloomberg's Tom Keene, Scarlet Fu and Sara Eisen on
Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg Surveillance."
June 3 (Bloomberg) -- Sean Lynch, investment strategist at
Wells Capital Management, says "fundamental change in Japan"
means the pullback in Japanese stocks may mean opportunity.
Lynch talks with Bloomberg's Bob Moon on Bloomberg Radio's
"Bloomberg - The First Word."
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Jason Schenker, president of Prestige
Economics LLC, says OPEC, "the central bank of oil," is counting
on the Federal Reserve to exit its bond purchase program
carefully enough to avoid a sharp economic slowdown that would
cut oil demand, but that faith may turn out to be misplaced. ...
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Randy Mulder, artistic director of
the Village Playback Theatre in New York City's East Village,
explains VPT's methodology: improvising scenes based on stories
elicited from audience members. Mulder is joined by VPT
performers Katie Lear and Dan Guerra. They speak with
Bloomberg's ...
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Andrea James, analyst at Dougherty &
Co. LLC, says Tesla's share price will hit $200 in the next 18
to 24 months assuming it executes successfully on plans for its
Gen III program and Model S platform. James speaks with
Bloomberg's Kathleen Hays and Vonnie Quinn on May 30 ...
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Jim Bianco, president of Bianco
Research LLC, says the Standard & Poor's 500 index will hit 1700
this year driven not by growth in U.S. gross domestic product
and earnings but by the Federal Reserve's continued bond
purchases to stimulate the economy and push investors into
riskier ...
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Ben Emons, senior vice president and
portfolio manager at Pacific Investment Management Co., says the
Federal Reserve has gone deepest into the monetary policy woods
of bond purchases known as quantitative easing. Now increasing
correlation among sovereign bond markets complicates ...
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Edward Alden, senior fellow at the
Council on Foreign Relations, says Shuanghui International's bid
for pork processor Smithfield Foods is one of the less
controversial in an increasing number of Chinese acquisitions of
U.S. assets. Alden talks with Bloomberg's Kathleen Hays ...
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Michael Siegel, global head of
insurance asset management at Goldman Sachs, says a survey of
global insurance chief investment officers and chief financial
officers shows 31 percent believe investment opportunities are
improving, up from just 12 percent last year. Siegel talks ...
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Brian White, an analyst at New
York-based Topeka Capital Markets Inc., says Splunk Inc. is a
"game changer" in the information technology space. White talks
with Bloomberg's Tom Keene and Michael McKee on Bloomberg
Radio's "Bloomberg Surveillance."
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Kevin Ferry, chief market strategist
at Cronus Futures Management, says rising bond yields and
increased bond market volatility are inevitable as the Federal
Reserve, acknowledging the financial crisis is over, moves away
from its "emergency" monetary policy of bond purchases. ...
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Ebrahim Rahbari, an economist at
Citigroup Global Markets Ltd. ,says Japan needs to deliver
structural reform to avoid the possibility of "building up
another bubble." Rahbari talks with Bloomberg's Tom Keene and
Michael McKee on Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg Surveillance." ...
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Tom Porcelli, chief U.S. economist at
RBC Capital Markets, LLC, one of 21 primary dealers that trade
with the Federal Reserve, says "consumption is the biggest part
of the slowing" of U.S. gross domestic product. Porcelli talks
with Bloomberg's Tom Keene and Michael McKee on ...
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Michael Pond, head of global
inflation-linked research in New York at Barclays Plc, says
there won't be a long term reversal in the bond market, but
there will be increased volatility. Pond talks with Bloomberg's
Tom Keene and Michael McKee on Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg
Surveillance."
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Wayne McDonnell, an associate
professor of sports management at New York University, says
declining attendance and viewership for Major League Baseball
reflects its alienation of youth. McDonnell talks with
Bloomberg's Tom Keene and Sara Eisen on Bloomberg Radio's
"Bloomberg ...
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Scott Kessler, head of technology
sector equity research at S&P Capital IQ, says "there are a lot
of ways to win with Facebook Inc. after the underperformance of
the stock." Kessler talks with Bloomberg's Tom Keene, Scarlet Fu
and Sara Eisen on Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg Surveillance."
May 31 (Bloomberg) -- Howard Ward, chief investment officer
at Rye, New York-based Gamco Investors Inc., which oversees
$36.7 billion, says stocks will "power forward as investors need
yield." Ward talks with Bloomberg's Tom Keene, Scarlet Fu and
Sara Eisen on Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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