Bloomberg
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- proper noun
- /ˈbluːmˌbɜrɡ/
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Bloomberg
- Bloomberg has a summary out on it.
- Bloomberg News
It's what Bloomberg has thrown up on a chart.
- It's what Bloomberg has thrown up on a chart.
- In an interview with BNN Bloomberg, he now explains his worries.
- Not even sure I can show the painting because Bloomberg TV couldn't.
- According to Bloomberg, the buyer in that private transaction was Elon Musk.
- And what is so frustrating to me about it is the headline from Bloomberg this morning was Trump sharpens criticism on Harris about the border.
- And Bloomberg held an interview with the CEO's Jensen Huan of NVIDIA and Michael Dell of Dell.
- According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has surpassed Elon Musk as the world's richest person.
- Well, as crazy as it sounds, Bloomberg thinks yes.
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The standard deviation of inflation is based on data retrieved from Bloomberg.
Academic text (2017) -
As noted by a project manager for Bloomberg, a provider of financial information and news:
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Well, there are reports starting to build, such as the Bloomberg one, that they might be open to some investment.
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Excerpts from the interview can be found below, courtesy of Bloomberg Television.
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Tyrangiel said that at Bloomberg, reporters work as a team and do whatever is necessary to deliver content.
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If you work in finance, you are aware of what a Bloomberg Terminal is and the unique color-coded keyboard that comes with it.
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According to Bloomberg, the buyer in that private transaction was Elon Musk.
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As foreclosure activity has fallen in many metro areas, real estate prices have increased, reports Bloomberg Businessweek.
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In May 2011, Amazon's sales of digital books surpassed those of print texts for the first time (Bloomberg News, 2011).
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According to Bloomberg, the latest financial report showed significant growth in technology stocks.
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Etymology
Bloomberg the company is named after its founder, so the brand uses his family name; that name comes from bloom 'flower' + berg 'hill' or 'mountain', originally meaning 'flower hill', which is why the business carries that name today.