Bloomberg Daybreak Middle East. Live from Dubai, connecting Asian markets to the European opens. The show will focus on global macro issues with a middle eastern context, provide expert analysis of major market moving stories and speak with the biggest newsmakers in the region.
A live simulcast of Bloomberg Television.
On the Season 2 premiere of Idea Generation, NBA legend and entrepreneur Dwyane Wade takes us on a journey from his early days as a young basketball player growing up in Chicago, to achieving NBA superstardom, to building a brand around himself while also venturing into media, wine and team ownership. Wade has sought to balance business and basketball, and has arguably achieved that goal as well as anyone who ever stepped on a court. In this episode, he explains what kind of dedication it took to make it to the NBA and stay there, and how he was able to succeed off the court, too.
Europe’s Health Systems Are Feeling Their Age
Credit Suisse’s Southeast Asia M&A Head Lim Poised to Exit Bank
Fed’s Lisa Cook Says Inflation Is Easing but More Is Needed
Trudeau Spending Seen Drawing Out Bank of Canada Inflation Fight
New Zealand’s Central Bank Seen Further Slowing Pace of Rate Increases as Peak Nears
Activision Blizzard to Settle DOJ Esport Salary Claims
One in Six People Struggle With Infertility as WHO Urges Care
Rents Double in India’s Silicon Valley as Engineers Fight for Flats
How Biden’s Anti-Hacking ‘Dream Team’ Was Undone by Internal Strife
NASA Names First Woman, Person of Color to Crew on Moon Mission
Trump Judge Bars Broadcast of First Hearing in Hush Money Case
US Says Tough China Moves Needed to Counter ‘National Champions’
Virgin Money, Abrdn Launch Investments for UK Retail Customers
Leonardo DiCaprio Testifies About Jho Low at Fugee Pras Michel Trial
UConn wins March Madness with 76-59 smothering of SDSU
How Ari Emanuel Bought His Way to a $21 Billion Fighting Empire
Half a Million Job Cuts Could Be Just the Start
Stolen Range Rovers and Hyundais? Insurers Have Much Bigger Problems
This Monetary Reckoning Has Been a Long Time Coming
The Undercover Organizers Behind America’s Union Wins
US and Europe Wrangle Over Green Subsidies to Avoid a Trade War
Trump Indictment Is Going to Make US Politics Even More Divisive
One in Six People Struggle With Infertility as WHO Urges Care
JPMorgan Bankers Joked About Epstein’s Reputation, USVI Says
California Grid Needs $9.3 Billion Upgrade in Renewables Shift
$9 Trillion Energy King’s Climate Fix Is a Hand-Picked Oil Exec
Amsterdam Makes a New Push to Keep Cars Out
New York State Will Be Able to Pay Its Bills and Employees as Budget Talks Drag On
What Happens to Climate Migrants After the Dust Settles
Sunak’s Crypto Plans Are Hit by Reluctant UK Banks
Justin Sun Holds Talks About Stake Sale in Huobi Global
Crypto Lender Babel’s Creditor Protection Extension Plea on Hold
Katherine Doherty
Subscriber Benefit
Subscribe
The pass rate for the first level of the chartered financial analyst exam ticked up in the first period without pandemic-related cancellations since computer-based testing was introduced in 2021.
In February, 38% of candidates passed the Level I test, up from a 36% success rate for those who sat for the exam in November and 37% in August, the CFA Institute said Tuesday. The latest results remain below the average pass rate for the past decade of about 41%, according to the institute.
