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The future of robots is awesome

Is the robot revolution upon us? Perhaps, but it

Big winners and losers in a world with cheap oil

Oil prices have continued their descent in the face of a global supply glut. PwC's UK head of oil and gas told Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie the winners and losers of cheap oil are becoming increasingly clear. (Source: Bloomberg)

Future of cars is right in front of your face

For carmakers, success relies a lot on their ability to make the dashboard appealing and intuitive. And with a big innovation pushing towards cars that can drive themselves, designers can create dashboards that let us do all the other things we

What is Charlie Hebdo and why it was a terrorist target

Gunmen opened fire on the offices of French satirical cartoon magazine Charlie Hebdo on Wednesday. Bloomberg's Brendan Greeley looks at what Charlie Hebdo is and why it was the target of France's worst terrorist attack in decades. (Source: Bloomberg)

Charlie Hebdo: Satirists pay tribute

Following the brutal attack on French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, cartoonists from around the world displayed their reaction art on Twitter.

Has Walt Disney world become an economic indicator?

Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial, and Stan Collender, executive vice president at Qorvis MSLGroup, examine what increasing tourist levels at Walt Disney World says about the U.S. economy. They speak on

Curved smartphones are silly: Hands-on with LG's G Flex 2

Bloomberg's Sam Grobart takes a hands-on look at LG's new G Flex 2 phone. The G Flex 2 is LG's latest curved Android smartphone. But is a curved phone something consumers really want or is LG just showing off its flexible technology? (Source: Bloomberg)

Can compact crossovers, SUVs rule the road in 2015?

Matt Hardigree, editor-in-chief at Jalopnik, and Bo Peabody, venture partner at Greycroft Partners, discuss expectations in auto buying trends for 2015.

First ride on Ducati's smaller, cheaper new motorcycle

Italian bike maker Ducati is known for its powerful, high-tech and pricey motorcycles. That is why its latest entry, the Scrambler, is causing a stir among brand loyalists. Starting at $10,000, the bike weighs around 400 lbs and has only 75HP. But it is not just the specs that set this bike apart, it's the style. Bloomberg's Hannah Elliott test drives the bike in Palm Springs, California. By Alyssa Zahler, Amy Marino.

Lithuania's gain is Germany's loss at the ECB

Lithuania accession to the ECB's Governing Council will force Germany's Bundesbank president to sit out some votes. Bloomberg's Hans Nichols reports.

Lab-made diamonds look just like the real thing

Lisa Bissell, CEO of Pure Grown Diamonds, discusses the company's lab-made diamond jewellery.

Charlie Palmer tells the recipe for a master chef's success

Chef, restauranteur and author Charlie Palmer sits down with Bloomberg's Pimm Fox to discuss his recipe for success (Source: Bloomberg)

The business of bubbly on New Year's eve

Moët & Chandon’s Thomas Bouleuc discusses the business of champagne

Raising your spirits: Top cocktails to kick off 2015

Brian Van Flandern, a master mixologist and founder of Creative Cocktail Consultants, shows Bloomberg's Pimm Fox some top cocktail recipes to kick off New Year's Eve.

2015: The year of the truck?

What is driving the upswing in jewellery spending?

Jewellery sales have increased for the last twenty-one months with annual growth of 3.7%. So what

It’s a cash market in Miami beach real estate

Chris Leavitt of Million Dollar Listing Miami, discusses the luxury Florida real estate market.

Putin on ruble crisis, oil, and his love life

Vladimir Putin on the ruble crisis, plunging oil prices and more importantly his love life.

A $750,000 watch that takes a year to make

IWC Schaffhausen North America President Edouard D

Usain Bolt and Stephanie Ruhle race: Who's faster?

Usain Bolt, the world's fastest man, has a timepiece from Hublot that you can buy for $25,000. He races Bloomberg's Stephanie Ruhle.