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Betting on Korean Baseball Showcases DraftKings Bull’s Optimism
DraftKings Inc.’s ability to fuel Americans’ sports betting needs by providing an arena to gamble on Korea’s KBO League and eSports suggests the company can weather the hiatus of most professional sports, according to Morgan Stanley.
The "King of Instagram" pushes his party brand from a social distance.
The ‘King of Instagram’ is selling branded vodka, bath bombs and dog toys while racking up huge corporate expenses.
Holy ale!
The Roman Catholic order that created the Saint-Sixtus abbey in West Flanders has overcome two world wars and other hardships, but it wasn’t prepared for the flood of interest from beer buyers as coronavirus lockdowns ease.
Peloton Claims ‘Boring’ NordicTrack Maker Copies Fitness Program
Peloton Interactive Inc. filed a lawsuit claiming NordicTrack maker Icon Health & Fitness Inc. copied its interactive fitness programs and lied in advertising to undercut a more popular rival.Icon Health has “attempted to free ride off Peloton’s innovative technology” by integrating patented f...
U.K.’s Premier League to Return to Training From Tomorrow
The Premier League confirmed in a statement today that its shareholders had voted unanimously to return to small group training from tomorrow afternoon, which is seen as a first step to fully restarting the soccer competition.
(Day)dreaming of a white Christmas.
Like an adrenaline shot of holiday cheer straight to the heart, a visit to America’s largest Christmas store is the sparkle and joy (to the world) this writer is dreaming about to escape these harsh Covid-19 times.
This could open doors to new revenue.
David Rockwell has created a prototype for how restaurants that don’t normally have much sidewalk space can achieve al fresco dining as New York explores ways to open up streets.
The future of car buying is here.
Everything from test drives to sales pitches is likely to be transformed by the pandemic and the safety concerns stemming from it.
Jacinda Ardern Surges to Big Poll Lead Four Months From N.Z. Election
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has taken a dominant lead in the battle to win re-election this year, with her strong response to the Covid-19 pandemic boosting support just four months out from the vote, a new poll shows.
Italy Shops to Reopen Monday, But for Many It’s Already Too Late
Italy’s shoppers may be digging out their wallets as retail businesses reopen on Monday, but many of the country’s 2.7 million merchants say there’s little to celebrate.
China Home-Price Growth Accelerates in Property Market Boost
China’s house-price growth accelerated in April as the central bank’s credit easing gave the property market a much-needed lift out of the coronavirus shutdown.
The Latest: Johnson Crashes While Leading Race At Darlington
Darlington, S.C. (AP) -- The Latest on NASCAR's return at Darlington Raceway (all times local):
ANALYSIS: Renters will be the big losers.
Bans on evictions and rent strikes could push out small investors.
BREAKING: Michael Jordan shatters another record.
The last two episodes of "The Last Dance" air tonight.
Film Director Lynn Shelton Dies at Age 54
Lynn Shelton, an independent filmmaker who directed “Humpday” and “Little Fires Everywhere,” has died, via @AP
"Nonprofits are facing devastation."
Non-profit groups in the U.S. and other countries could shutter operations entirely as a result of the coronavirus, even as billions of dollars are donated to pandemic-relief efforts.
NEW: The race for a vaccine could leave poorer nations behind. This man saw it coming.
“The natural instinct of political leaders is to protect their own populations.”
Fred Willard, Actor Who Perfected the Clueless Man, Has Died
He was 86.
BREAKING: Fiat is asking for help.
The loan would be Europe’s biggest government-guaranteed financing for a carmaker related to the pandemic.
Major League Baseball Projects $640,000 Loss Each Game Without Fans
New York (AP) -- Major League Baseball told players their prorated salaries would contribute to an average loss of $640,000 for each game over an 82-game season in empty ballparks, according to a presentation from the commissioner’s office to the union that was obtained by The Associated Press.
Malmo Gets Tough Over Vandalized Star’s Statue
The city of Malmo in Sweden has had enough of repeated acts of vandalism on soccer star Zlatan Ibrahimovic's statue outside the local football club's stadium.
Astrid Kirchherr, Photographer of the Beatles, Dead at 81
Astrid Kirchherr, the German photographer who shot some of the earliest and most striking images of the Beatles and helped shape their trend-setting visual style, has died at age 81.
Germany’s Bundesliga Soccer Resumes After Two-Month Break
Germany's Bundesliga soccer season resumed Saturday after a two-month break caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
LATEST: President Trump has fired another inspector general.
Steve Linick is an Obama administration appointee who featured briefly in the impeachment drama.
How three finance executives are spending their free time during the lockdown, and how they expect it to change their lives.
Three leaders share their tips for working at home during the pandemic.
Finding virus carriers—especially those with no symptoms—is among the biggest challenges to fighting coronavirus. Enter: dogs 🐶
Wynn Will Reopen Without Poker in Concession to New Pandemic Era
When Wynn Resorts Ltd. gets the go-ahead to reopen casinos in Las Vegas and Boston, one of gambling’s most iconic games won’t be offered: poker.
BREAKING: A retail icon files for bankruptcy.
The sudden shock of coronavirus-related sales losses ultimately undid the company.
BREAKING: George Soros loves Peloton.
The stock has gained more than 80% since the end of the first quarter.
First came the Zoom nightclubs. Now come concerts in your car.
Whether the economics make sense once the novelty wears off is another question.
Mercedes Halting U.S. SUV Output Due to Mexico Parts Delays
Daimler AG is suspending production at a Mercedes-Benz SUV plant that was one of the first in the U.S. to reopen due to a shortage of parts supplied from Mexico.
The 15 richest people in Britain lost about $1 billion each from their fortunes this year.
The 15 wealthiest Britons -- from chemicals entrepreneur Jim Ratcliffe to jeweler Laurence Graff -- have lost a combined $16 billion from their net worth so far in 2020.
Germany’s Bundesliga will become the world’s first major sports competition to emerge from the coronavirus lockdown
Germany’s Bundesliga becomes the world’s first major sports competition to emerge from the coronavirus lockdown this weekend, and people in the industry from London to Los Angeles are asking themselves: Can it actually work?
London's West End theater district is facing a crisis from which many in the business fear it might never fully recover.
Agatha Christie’s murder mystery play, “The Mousetrap” has been staged continuously in London since 1952, making it the world’s longest-running show.
Prisoner of the Hamptons: An Art Giant on Life in the Covid Age
Right about now, Larry Gagosian, septuagenarian bad boy of the art world, should be surrounded by the rich and beautiful, doing rich and beautiful things.
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LIVE: Over the past couple of years, Rocket Lab has led a revolution in the space industry toward small, low-cost rockets. The company is run by Peter Beck, a self-taught rocket scientist, who has teams of engineers working in both New Zealand and the United States. In this interview, we’ll catch up with Beck to get his thoughts on the space industry and Rocket Lab’s next steps and to field questions from viewers.
Women-owned small businesses are among those facing unique challenges during this crisis. Bloomberg Businessweek's Town Hall brings together a panel of successful women small business owners and advocates, to talk about their own experiences and offer solutions about how to survive.
The pandemic and the lockdown have been especially cruel for retirees and near-retirees. For younger people still in the workforce, incomes are falling, making it harder to save and forcing some to tap retirement accounts early. Join Bloomberg reporters Ben Steverman and Suzanne Woolley as they discuss the impact of the pandemic on retirement with Bloomberg Businessweek finance editor Pat Regnier.
LIVE: The coronavirus pandemic is pushing millions of small business owners to the brink. Bloomberg Businessweek is holding a town hall to talk with experienced small business leaders about COVID-19.
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Here's how some of Asia's top restaurants have been handling the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic. https://trib.al/WPj5aRo
Sometimes even when it hurts, don't give up. Here's what Saxo Bank's Kim Fournais learned from karate https://www.bloomberg.com/series/at-the-top
Dubai is an accessible place to do business in the Middle East — in part because of the focus on welcoming business and creating a level playing field, says Saxo Bank's CEO Kim Fournais. https://bloom.bg/3824HAj
Indonesia was hoping to attract 17.3 million foreign visitors in 2020 but it might miss that target over coronavirus concerns across the region. https://trib.al/XEkp4dR
This is what it's like to race a Porsche 90mph on ice and snow. https://bloom.bg/31Spm8N
There's no reason why women should be paid less than men, says Accor Hotel's Sébastien Bazin https://bloom.bg/34U1y4M
Jet lagged? Don't close the hotel curtains but use the light to help you know when it's time to get up or stay asleep, says Accor Hotel's Sébastien Bazin. https://bloom.bg/33UYZOV
From disco-themed bars to chickpeas, Bloomberg food critic Kate Krader walks us through the biggest food trends to look forward to in 2020. (Plus a peek at some of the dishes she loved in 2019. https://bloom.bg/2Q2ibGB) via @qQuickTake by Bloomberg
You have to walk through life with open eyes to find inspiration and look across industries, says Breitling CEO Georges Kern https://bloom.bg/33UYZOV
Dubai is a mature luxury market, but growth will come from both the local shopper and Chinese tourist, Georges Kern, Breitling CEO says. https://bloom.bg/2lvoQNa
Style. Scarcity. Subject matter. These three things determine which artworks will appreciate more in value over time. Insight sponsored by Hennessy https://bloom.bg/2CIGX7i
When Sarah Jessica Parker set out to create her signature shoe line she knew she didn't want it to be another celebrity brand just made in China, but something more special for her and her audience. Watch the full interview ➡️https://bloom.bg/33xh6uz
On the hunt for growth, supercar maker McLaren is looking to appeal to drivers who crave luxury and storage space https://bloom.bg/2NM0k7C
People are selling their Rolexes and other jewelry as the price of gold surges. https://bloom.bg/2NxdeWY
In Nha Trang on Vietnam’s east coast, motorbikes still outnumber luxury cars but there are signs of flourishing wealth everywhere https://bloom.bg/2IeDYWy
French winemakers are using drones to perfect their grapes. High-tech drones also track forest fires and inspect windmills https://bloom.bg/2IeKFI1
Meet the 32-year-old economist who scours spreadsheets to find the hidden wealth of the super rich. https://bloom.bg/2VWP7Fd
What makes the perfect sandwich? Pursuits food editor Kate Krader and chef Marcus Samuelsson head to to Lolo's Seafood Shack in Harlem to try their famous fish sandwich. For more of our New York favorites ➡️https://bloom.bg/2XL8fST via TicToc
WATCH: Meghan and Prince Harry introduce their new son to the public for the first time, with the proud mother declaring the baby is "a dream." (via TicToc) 🇬🇧 https://bloom.bg/2VnIo6F
The most exclusive airline seats are starting to disappear. Here's a look at what's replacing them. https://bloom.bg/2DSvOli
Corvette fans are anxiously waiting for a new model unveiling in July https://bloom.bg/2VrhYRO
Can “Avengers: Endgame” overtake "Avatar" to became the top-grossing film of all time? https://bloom.bg/2ZHXzGz (via @TicToc).
Tiger Woods' stunning victory at the Masters tournament Sunday had big rewards for brands that stuck with him. Here are the winners and losers at the Masters. https://bloom.bg/2UAv8LH
At Virgin Air, in-flight cocktail bars are out and sofa lounges are in https://bloom.bg/2KnY44I
This private jet can make the trip from New York City to Los Angeles in four hours https://bloom.bg/2FFxa2G
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