Tag: Bloomberg
The Space Race Is Back and Heading to the Public Market
The return of the space race has more companies and investors looking for ways to get into the industry. Astra is the first rocket company since 1990 to announce it will go public, and the...
Biden Acknowledges US Overreliance on Foreign Supply Chains
President Joe Biden ordered a government review of U.S. supply chains, seeking to end the country’s reliance on China and other adversaries for crucial goods. Biden met with a group of lawmakers from both parties...
Kraft Heinz Co. Exec Explains Why Kraft Decided to Sell Planters to Hormel
Carlos Abrams-Rivera, Kraft Heinz Co.'s U.S. zone president, discusses the company's decision to sell its Planters snack brand to Hormel Foods Co. for $3.35 billion and says Kraft Heinz is in good shape to manage...
J&J Vaccine Highlights the Desire for Simplicity and Speed in Healthcare
Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine is safe and 72% effective in a U.S. clinical trial, Food and Drug Administration staff said. Bloomberg Intelligence's Sam Fazeli has more on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
JLL CEO Christian Ulbrich Predicts Repurposing and Market Consolidation in Commercial Spaces
JLL Chief Executive Officer Christian Ulbrich says the emergence from the Covid-19 pandemic will cause a significant amount of consolidation in the real estate and investment management industries.
Etihad Airways CEO Claims that Airline Will Be the First to Fully Vaccinate Crew
A recovery from the coronavirus crisis is taking longer than planned, but should be in place in two years time, Etihad CEO Tony Douglas told Bloomberg's Manus Cranny as the company announced 100% of airline crew...
Understanding Big Tech’s Newest Union: Alphabet Workers Union
Since its launch in early January 2021, the union has grown from 230 members to 700 members.