Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway explore the most interesting topics in finance, markets
The result of the U.K.'s Brexit referendum blindsided many and led to acrimonious accusations by sup
Emanuel Derman was one of the pioneers of quantitative finance, having gone from studying physics to
In the runup to the Brexit vote polls were mixed. Some showed remain winning. Others showed leave wi
On this week's episode we take a trip down one particular road on the Gulf peninsula to explore how
When Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen speaks, the world watches — and one group watches especially
The Great Recession was characterized by a historic and gigantic wave of foreclosures all around the
David Hendler made his reputation as a bank analyst at the independent research firm CreditSights In
The U.S. spends 8 percent of its GDP on finance -- twice the amount it did 40 years ago, according t
At a time when retail sales are dominated by online behemoths like Amazon Inc. and big chain stores,
Peer-to-peer lending was supposed to disrupt the traditional way people borrowed money. Instead of g
If you're like most people, you only bet on horses once a year, the day of the Kentucky Derby. You m
In less than two months, the U.K. will vote on whether to leave the EU in the so-called Brexit refer
How can you tell whether people in any given country are happy or not? That's the topic we wrestle w
Country music lost a legend when Merle Haggard passed away earlier this month at the age of 78. At f
Iceland is known for geothermal beauty, fishing and as the birthplace of Bjork. It also made interna
A high-flying hedge fund manager lost everything back in 2007 after an accounting scandal prompted i
Short-selling, the practice of betting against stocks by agreeing to sell equities that you don't ow
For years, the image of a stock market trader was synonymous with images of Testosterone-fueled trad
Asset purchases! Currency devaluations! Low interest rates! Negative interest rates! And... more? Th
