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How to add Michael Jordan's shoes to your portfolio

SCP Auctions Vice President Dan Imler discusses the significance behind Michael Jordan

Watch out Xiaomi, here comes OnePlus!

OnePlus is the latest Chinese tech start-up with big ambitions. Chasing rivals such as Xiaomi, the smartphone maker is growing fast and looking for venture capital funding to help it expand. Rosalind Chin paid a visit to the OnePlus offices in Shenzhen.

Welcome to the world of wireless charging

This installment of Bloomberg's Wiring the World series shows a reality where you don't have to plug your smartphone or laptop into a wall to charge it. Bloomberg's Ramy Inocencio visits WiTricity, a company that's making breakthroughs in wireless charging.

Why is US whiskey so popular right now?

Andrea Wilson, general manager at Michter's, and Connie Kam, executive vice president, discuss the global popularity of US whiskey. They speak with Bloomberg's Alix Steel on 'Street Smart'.

The crash-proof car in the works at BMW

At BMW's Research and Innovation Center in Munich, an experimental high-tech safety system is under development. It's called 360-degree collision avoidance and it can prevent a car from crashing into any stationary object. The precise laser sensors and sophisticated algorithms involved could be a step towards a totally self-driving car - and a future without traffic accidents. Bloomberg's Sam Grobart visited BMW to take the prototype for a test drive.

The March Madness song: Written on the back of a napkin

If you watch just one moment during the month-long men's NCAA basketball playoffs it should be the final four minutes of the Final Four championship. That's when CBS airs a highly produced montage of all the alley-oops, hysterics and victory dances from the tourney. And since 1987, that montage has been cut to "One Shining Moment," a sports anthem about basketball. Thirty years after writing the song, Bloomberg talks to the composer, David Barrett, and his inspiration, at the East Lansing, Michigan bar where it was written.

Samsung S6 now available in the afterlife

China's Qing Ming Festival is a time when people honor their ancestors by sweeping graves and burning paper offerings. As Bloomberg's Yvonne Man reports, some of those offerings are pretty high-tech.

Audi RS5 review: New coupe a frisky rival to Mercedes

Audi has new version of its sport coupe and it hits 60 faster than a Porsche 911. The RS5 cost more than the standard S5 but if you like speed and style you won't mind paying more. Hannah Elliott of Bloomberg Pursuits took the new Audi for spin.

Best of Google's April Fools' jokes

If you go to Google Maps this April Fools' you'll be in for a surprise. Every year Google does something to celebrate the occasion. Bloomberg takes a look at some of the best.

Cadillac CT6: The new sedan taking on BMW

Cadillac has unveiled its new flagship sedan, the CT6. This is the car the Detroit automaker created to take on the likes of the BMW 5- and 6-Series, and the Mercedes-Benz E Class. It

Hands-on with Porsche's new ultra-light Spyder

The Porsche Boxster Spyder made its global debut in New York. The luxury automaker is targeting brand enthusiasts with this $83,000 sports car. Every model will come with a manual transmission and if you want a radio or air conditioning, you'll have to pay for it. Bloomberg Business's Kyle Stock takes a hands-on look at Porsche's latest offering.

What is 2015's top-performing asset class?

Bloomberg's Mark Barton takes a look at which asset classes were top performers for the quarter on "Countdown."

Have lower oil prices been good or bad for Europe?

Sony Kapoor, director at Re-Define, discusses the impact of cheaper oil prices on the European economy. He speaks on

Stitchless surgery to keep a child's heart beating

Researchers at MIT's Karp Laboratories are developing a new kind of surgical adhesive gel. Strong enough to work inside a beating heart, the gel can quickly seal and bond tissues working with the body's natural healing process to form a permanent fix without sutures or staples. Bloomberg's Sam Grobat goes to MIT to find about this new breakthrough.

The crisis in Yemen explained

The country of Yemen has been embroiled in fighting for months and the situation is quickly reaching a tipping point. Geographically positioned at an important juncture in the Arab world, Yemen is home to several warring factions, all with different goals. Bloomberg's David Gura explains the recent fighting in Yemen. (Video by: Amy Marino, Kelly Buzby; Maps by: Steve Jackson)

Why Yemen is roiling the oil markets

Yemen is the 39th biggest oil producer in the world, contributing only 0.2% to global output. So why are events there rocking the oil markets? Yvonne Man explains.

BMW i3 review: Quirky, efficient and not too pretty

BMW has released a series of electric cars called the "i series." Bloomberg's Hannah Elliott reviews the i3, a small, moderately priced all-electric vehicle. It's perfect for anyone who prizes efficiency over style. (Video by: Zach Goldstein, David Yim)

Nigeria's election: Country at a crossroads

Nigeria is a country at a cross roads. The presidential elections could determine whether or not the largest economy in Africa achieves its potential. (Source: Bloomberg)

What happened behind the Jerry Seinfeld show cancellation

OML founder Vijay Nair takes Anuradha SenGupta into the hijinks, adrenaline-pumping and often illogical world of live entertainment. (Video source: http://boomlive.in/)

Tarakant Dwivedi: I couldn't even sit in the lock-up one whole night because it was extremely dirty

The crime reporter was arrested under the stringent Official Secrets Act for reporting how weapons were lying in a Railway Protection Force armoury with a leaking roof at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus. (Reporting: Portia Putatunda | Video source: http://boomlive.in/)